Nissan Pathfinder

With bold new exterior looks and a stunning new interior, does the new Nissan Pathfinder offer enough to overcome its aging underpinnings?

Orders open for long-awaited Toyota LandCruiser 300 rival due in showrooms in Q1 2027

Nissan has pulled the sheet from its large, plug-in hybrid off-road concept vehicle, known as the Terrano. Revealed to the public for the first time New Nissan plug-in hybrid Terrano off-roader concept could be Australia’s next Pathfinder, promising three-row seating, off-road capability and fuel-sipping plug-in drivetrain

Nissan Australia is discontinuing the Juke compact SUV and Pathfinder large SUV as it switches focus to China-sourced vehicles to meet both customer needs Vehicle emissions and weak sales figures kill off two SUVs, with Nissan’s Chinese joint-venture partner Dongfeng set to become a new source of local product

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Nissan's fresh-faced large SUV concept is expected to morph into a high-riding offering for the Chinese market

A Toyota Kluger Hybrid-rivaling Pathfinder SUV would be a consideration if the Australian market asked for it

The Pathfinder SUV will arrive in Australia in four grades: ST, ST-L, Ti and Ti-L and will start from $54,190 before on-road costs

The spec of Nissan's new 2023 Pathfinder has been locked in ahead of its local release date later this year with pricing to be confirmed soon

The new Pathfinder large SUV has been confirmed by Nissan Australia to be arriving in the second half of 2022

The Rock Creek edition Pathfinder adds more power, off-road tuned suspension and all-terrain tyres to the Nissan off-road formula

With new styling, seating for up to eight and a tech-laden interior, the Pathfinder is ready to take on some fierce competition in Australia

Offering greater practicality, a sleeker appearance and a much classier interior, the new Pathfinder will arrive soon. Here’s what to expect.

Nissan has revealed its fifth-generation Pathfinder with a choice of seven or eight seats and a more powerful engine to tackle the off road.

America is the target market for the 2017 Nissan Pathfinder, but Australia buyers benefit from a slightly more powerful engine and critical new safety tech.